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What a privilege we have to become children of God and have a personal relationship with Him. But what about Christian fellowship with other believers? How should we view church attendance, involvement, and the nature of our relationships with one another? Are those things requirements for a Christian? Are they duties or are they not that important? What does the Bible have to say?
While we cannot know another person’s heart and motives (and we need to be careful not to think we can), it's a misunderstanding of the Bible to think we are never to judge someone else's behavior. In fact, there is a great danger in not judging sin, especially to the person caught up in it. But it's not just in the lives of others that we need to judge sin. In today's post, you'll find a great list of questions to regularly ask yourself so you don't fall into habits that can hurt your relationship with God and destroy your relationships with the people you love. We'll also read about some things to consider when going through a test or a trial and some of the traps that can lead to sexual immorality.
When the Nation of Israel followed God's commands to observe a year of Sabbath rest every seven years and an additional year known as the year of Jubilee every fifty years, God provided so much on the sixth year that it sustained them for three. What does the year of Jubilee picture for us? Is there a greater meaning than just God's provision for our physical needs? What is true biblical prosperity and what can help us experience it?
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